The transport plane of the Royal Air Force of the Netherlands has flown to Jordan to participate in the humanitarian action of throwing food in the Gaza Strip. In two weeks, it will leave about one ton of humanitarian aid to the enclave, De Telegraaf reports.
According to it, we are talking about the C-130 aircraft, which will throw 16 blocks of humanitarian aid over the enclave every day.
The food packages that need to be sent were prepared by the Jordanian Charitable Organization and include flour, rice, children's foods and some basic medical supplies. The plane left the Netherlands at 09:00 local time.
According to the publication, the UAE, Egypt, Spain, France and Germany are also participating in the operations of air transportation activities, except the Netherlands.
